Data Sources & Methodology

AllEnergy is committed to transparency. This page documents the primary data sources we rely on, how frequently data is refreshed, how AI-generated content is produced, and important caveats about data availability for Moldova, Eastern Partnership, and Energy Community countries.

Data Sources

Last updated: October 2026

Platform Modules

  • Energy Dashboard — Real-time generation, consumption and price data for Moldova, Ukraine, and Romania.
  • AI Insights — AI-generated policy briefs and trend analysis for the energy sector.
  • Regional Data — Cross-country comparison of energy indicators across the Energy Community.
  • Fit for 55 Tracker — Implementation status of 18 EU climate legislative files including ETS, CBAM, RED III.
  • NECP Comparison — National Energy & Climate Plan target vs actual trajectories.
  • Energy Security — Supply diversification, storage levels, and cross-border interconnection capacity.
  • ETS & CBAM — EU Emissions Trading System pricing and Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism compliance.
  • Emissions Tracking — GHG emissions by sector with EU reduction pathway benchmarks.
  • Investments — IFI project tracking and green finance flows in Emerging Europe.
  • Energy Policy — Regulatory tracker for RED III, EED, EMD, and Governance Regulation transposition.
  • Grid Infrastructure — Transmission capacity, interconnection projects, and smart grid deployment.
  • Hydrogen & Storage — IPCEI hydrogen projects, battery storage deployment, and flexibility needs.
  • Nuclear Energy — Cernavodă expansion, SMR pipeline, and Ukraine fleet status.
  • Just Transition — JTF allocations, Social Climate Fund, and coal phase-out tracking.
  • Transport & Mobility — AFIR compliance, EV charging infrastructure, and CO2 standards.
  • Moldova Renewables — Solar and wind deployment, auction results, and grid integration in Moldova.
  • Energy Efficiency — Building renovation rates, EED targets, and energy intensity indicators.
  • Energy Communities — Citizen energy initiatives and regulatory frameworks across the region.
  • Digitalisation — Smart metering, data platforms, and digital grid transformation.
  • REPowerEU — EU energy independence plan implementation and progress tracking.
  • Real-Time Forecasts — AI-powered energy demand and generation forecasting.

Key Indicators

  • Moldova electricity generation: 1.5 TWh
  • Moldova import dependency: ~70%
  • Moldova renewable capacity target: 580 MW
  • Moldova gas consumption: ~1 bcm/year

EU-27 Benchmarks

  • Renewable energy share: 44.7% of electricity mix
  • Carbon intensity: 180 g CO2/kWh
  • ETS carbon price: €65/tCO2

Data Sources

ENTSO-E Transparency Platform, Energy Community Secretariat, Eurostat, ANRE Moldova, Ministry of Energy Moldova, Ember, IRENA, ACER.